I’m on the 700 Club

December 30, 2009 By

The clip above will be appearing on tonight’s (Dec 30th) 700 Club with Pat Robertson. Seriously, I’m not lying! Heather Sells, a reporter from Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN), came to my first session where over 1,300 students packed a ballroom to listen to how Jesus counterculturally responded to close-ended yes/no questions, and thus, how we as Christians in today’s culture should also counterculturally respond.

Here’s the crazy part, they were so intrigued by what I said and how everyone in the audience was so engaged that they are interested in potentially coming to Chicago to see The Marin Foundation’s work first hand?! I know, you’re just as shocked as I am. Who knows if that trip will ever happen, but to even have this small opportunity to appear on the 700 Club tonight is something that I literally never thought would be a possibility.

Pray that it is used in great ways to draw many others to this unique bridge building movement.

Here is the link to the transcripted article of the segment.

Much love.

www.themarinfoundation.org

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About Andrew Marin

Andrew Marin is President and Founder of The Marin Foundation (www.themarinfoundation.org). He is author of the award winning book Love Is an Orientation (2009), and its interactive DVD curriculum (2011). Andrew is a regular contributor to a variety of media outlets and frequently lectures at universities around the world. Since 2010 Andrew has been asked by the United Nations to advise their various agencies on issues of bridging opposing worldviews, civic engagement and theological aspects of reconciliation. For twelve years he lived in the LGBT Boystown neighborhood of Chicago, and is currently based St. Andrews, Scotland, where he is teaching and researching at the University of St. Andrews earning his PhD in Systematic Theology with a focus on the Theology of Culture. Andrew's research centers on the cultural, political and religious dynamics of reconciliation. Andrew is married to Brenda, and you can find him elsewhere on Twitter (@Andrew_Marin) and Facebook (AndrewMarin01).

  • http://adammclane.com adam mclane

    Yeah baby! This is really exciting. Like, super-duper exciting.

  • http://www.naytinalbert.blogspot.com Nathan

    and I’m smiling.

  • http://hcjoel.blogspot.com Bart Wang

    Dude! That’s awesome. Thanks for showing such grace toward a group (i.e., CBN) who can so easily be looked down upon by Christians who would label themselves as ‘progressive’ or ‘liberal’. Grace and mercy for all! Thanks for the reminder and encouragement.

  • http://www.williampennhouse.org Brad Ogilvie

    Un-friggin’-believable! Keep it going!

  • http://www.takeout.wordpress.com Abby Fox

    Andrew ~ this is wonderful! The more I hear about the work that the Marin Foundation is doing in Chicago, the more interested I am in it and would consider visiting Chicago to see first hand how it’s being executed! Not sure how or when that may play out, but i am open to it as well.
    My prayer for you and the foundation is for continued blessings!

  • http://philnamy.com phil

    your face was made for TV man. It would be great to see you sitting beside Pat on the 700 club